house staff did not get t(áqthey've-hux allowed this te handled as a local law enforcement, as an immigration issue there in the boston area and have not interfered at all. martha: all right. thank you, ed. >> reporter: good to see you. ♪ bill: the world remembers a giant for justice and a bright, shining light his entire life, and now a week of national mourning in south africa following the death of nelson mandela. today south africans are united in mourning and celebrating the life of a freedomr helped bring down apartheid. nelson mandela will be laid to rest at a state burial in his ancestral village on december 17th. and we're streaming live from south africa. what is the scene like there? >> reporter: south africa has started?sug the official mournig process today. details are now coming out about the official mourning period and the funeral program in what will be the largest event of this kind ever seen on the african continent. the crowds are still gathering outside nelson mandela's johannesburg home, but these will be dwarfed by the massive numbers expected to attend the memorial